Não sei se há deficiências na minha tradução em inglês, mas no meu exemplar o nome de Yennefer não está gravado no monumento. Gerald teme que seja, e se recusa a ler o sobrenome. No entanto, ele pergunta a Yurga qual é o sobrenome:
“Nothing... Yurga... you really remember all of the names inscribed on the monument?”
“Of course.”
“I'll test your memory... The last. The fourteenth. What is it?”
“But you're a real skeptic. Don't you believe anything? You want to verify that I'm not lying? I told you that even children know the names. The last, you say? Yes, the last, it's Yol Grethen of Carreras. You know her, perhaps?”
No entanto, o nome de Triss Merigold está no monumento e mais tarde ela é revelada viva. Em Blood of Elves Gerald diz para Triss:
'I studied your impressive tombstone with my own eyes. The obelisk in memory of your heroic death at the battle of Sodden. The news that it was a mistake only reached me recently. I can't understand how anyone could mistake anyone else for you, Triss.'
Triss diz:
Damn it, I'm Triss Merigold, the Fourteenth One Killed at Sodden. There are fourteen graves at the foot of the obelisk on the Hill, but only thirteen bodies. You're amazed such a mistake could have been made? Most of the corpses were in hard-to-recognise pieces – no one identified them. The living were hard to account for, too. Of those who had known me well, Yennefer was the only one to survive, and Yennefer was blind. Others knew me fleetingly and always recognised me by my beautiful hair. And I, damn it, didn't have it any more!'
A impressão que tenho é que ela não foi confundida com outra pessoa. Ela estava tão gravemente queimada que não foi reconhecida e todos presumiram que seu corpo tinha explodido em pedaços.